Clamp jaw for restricted spaces
a technology for restricted spaces and jaws, applied in the field of clamps, can solve problems such as jaws which cannot fit in the small gap between deck boards
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[0011]A preferred embodiment of a clamp jaw 10 for restricted spaces is shown in a perspective view in FIG. 1 and a side view in FIG. 2. Clamp jaw 10 is comprised of a base plate 11 with a clamp engaging plate 12 projecting from a side of base plate 11 generally at a right angle, and a gripping plate 13 projecting from an opposite side of base plate 11 generally at a right angle. Clamp engaging plate 12 and gripping plate 13 are offset relative to each other along base plate 11. A through hole 14 is positioned in clamp engaging plate 12 for receiving a shaft of a clamp. Gripping plate 13 is arranged for gripping an article to be clamped, such as a deck board. Gripping plate 13 is preferably no more than about 3 mm thick, which is no greater than the desired space between adjacent articles to be clamped, such as the gap between adjacent deck boards.
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[0012]Clamp jaw 10 is shown in use in FIG. 3. Clamp engaging plate 12 is attached to a clamp 20 by depressing locking keys...
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